update of NULL in the column with the values of the adjacent column

Examples of data

with test_data as
(select 1 as one, null as two, 2 as three,5 as four, 6 as five, null as six from dual
union all
select 1 as one, null as two, 2 as three,5 as four, 6 as five, null as six from dual)
select * from test_data;

This is one of those cases, the case may be where any value of a column can be null

or two similar columns can be null. If the column is null then I want to update the adjacent column

average value of the column, if the first column is null so I want to take the next non-null column and update, if the last column is null

so I want to take prev not zero column and to update.

In this case would be my expected output

Un	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six
1	1.5	2	5	6	6
1	2	3	5	6	6

Prospects for the future the suggesion or advice.

Or, using Analytics:

SQL> with test_data (id, one, two, three, four, five, six) as (
  2    select 1, 1   , null, 2   , 5, 6, null  from dual union all
  3    select 2, 1   , null, 3   , 5, 6, null  from dual union all
  4    select 3, 1   , null, null, 5, 6, null  from dual union all
  5    select 4, null, null, null, 5, 6, null  from dual
  6  )
  7  select *
  8  from (
  9    select id
 10         , cell
 11         , case when next_nn is not null and prev_nn is not null
 12             then (next_nn + prev_nn)/2
 13             else nvl(next_nn, prev_nn)
 14           end val
 15    from (
 16      select id
 17           , cell
 18           , val
 19           , last_value(val) ignore nulls over(partition by id order by cell) as prev_nn
 20           , first_value(val) ignore nulls over(partition by id order by cell range between current row and unbounded following) as next_nn
 21      from test_data
 22      unpivot include nulls (val for cell in (one as 1, two as 2, three as 3, four as 4, five as 5, six as 6) )
 23    )
 24  )
 25  pivot ( min(val) for cell in (1 as "ONE", 2 as "TWO", 3 as "THREE", 4 as "FOUR", 5 as "FIVE", 6 as "SIX") )
 26  ;

        ID        ONE        TWO      THREE       FOUR       FIVE        SIX
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1          1        1,5          2          5          6          6
         2          1          2          3          5          6          6
         3          1          3          3          5          6          6
         4          5          5          5          5          6          6

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---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------
10001              12         13                                                                   123456
10001              12                    16                                                        123457
10002                                                                                              123458
10003                         13                                                                   123459
10003                         13                                                                   123460
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---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------
10001              12         13            121316                                                 123456
10001              12                    16 121316                                                 123457
10002                                                                                              123458
10003                         13            13                                                     123459
10003                         13            13                                                     123460
10003                         13            13                                                     123461
10004              11         13            11131214                                               123462
10004                         12            11131214                                               123463
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10003                         13            13                       123459
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10003                         13            13                       123461
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10004                         12            11,12,13,14              123463
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Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
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Concerning
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